/lit/ - Literature

Why does `Friday` sound so similar to `Fried Egg` ???

this thread isn't serious enough for my taste.

Franz Kafka

he always hangs out in his grave, it's very Kafka-esque

>>2103764

son, I am disappointed.

FLIP ONE DOUBLE FLICK THE BASS AND CAUSE TROUBLE
I'M HIPSTER DAD AND I'LL REDUCE YOUR RHYMES TO RUBBLE

SON I'LL FUCK YOUR GIRLFRIENDS UP IN THEY BOOTY
YOUR WORK'S NOT A OF SERIOUS NATURE - THAT SHIT'S TOOTY FRUITY

I'VE READ YOUR BOOKS AND THAT SHIT IS STALE
THEY AREN'T DENSE AT ALL - HEY I SEE YOU TURNIN' PALE

SO ROCK THE BEATS YOU KNOW I'M THE BEST
CHECK THESE TALES THIS SHIT'S KAFKAESQUE

Welcome to /lit/ - here is a copy of the Fountainhead, a neck beard growth serum, and a bottle of Orbitz. Enjoy you're stay.

This thread is very Kafkaesque.

It just isn't dense enough though - it can't be considered a serious thread.

I often use the term 'ironic' incorrectly because it's ironic to do so.

"The ending of The Trial is very exciting, very Kafkaesque."

Is Robert Pirsig a serious author? What does /lit/ think?

Should I spend my time elsewhere?

>>1688560

he's not really dense enough though